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Plasma and High Voltage ElectricityPlasma is very useful for electromagnetic experiments as it will easily react with fields and can alter phase of electromagnetic waves passing through it. The DIY Tesla Coil shown in the projects section was used to generate many of the images shown here. You can get a great selection of these images as a desktop wallpaper. Just click a picture in the left or right columns, and save the image to your computer (1024 x 768)
See the Experiments section for movie clips and more photos. |
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| Dan | Monday, 24th July 2006 7:00pm - No.108 |
| Fantastic selection of images! Great to see all those neat experiments online :) | |
| Byron | Tuesday, 1st August 2006 5:18am - No.138 |
| win!\o/ | |
| Steve | Tuesday, 1st August 2006 9:56pm - No.139 |
| That is so cool! | |
| Passing through | Tuesday, 5th September 2006 6:05am - No.232 |
| Oh HOLY ASS!!! Iwas just tooling around this....just about to leave when I seen plasma resonance. I thought "what the hell" It sounds interesting!...when I seen those pics.....HOLY ASS. I'M GOING TO LOOK AT ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING HERE!! This site is bad ass!! | |
| Samara | Friday, 3rd November 2006 12:26am - No.443 |
| Its amazing what you can do with objects. You have turned something ordinary into something extrodinary! I love it. We were talking about Kirlian photography in philosophy and i went to research it. I saw those pictures and man were they interesting. I love it. keep up the good work!! : ) | |
| Kiro | Tuesday, 14th November 2006 8:51pm - No.469 |
| Great job guys! love the pics! I was looking for tesla coils when i came across your site. Awesome job! Keep it up!! | |
| matti | Wednesday, 28th February 2007 4:00pm - No.820 |
| awsome site. have learnt a lot here. All things are showed in a so simple way that it´s pure art-deco. Thank you. I was looking for vacuum resonance when i came to this site. | |
| Tony | Thursday, 1st March 2007 4:36pm - No.825 |
| Hi. I have just spent the last 3 hours browsing Your site. I found it very interesting. (engrossing would be a retter word). Thank You for putting it on the web. Incase You are interested, I am in Australia. Thanks Again | |
| Luna | Sunday, 6th May 2007 9:39am - No.1227 |
| Wow! Extremely cool pictures, and interesting to see kirlian quartz crystal especially | |
| ElGuapo | Tuesday, 10th July 2007 9:33am - No.1427 |
| Holy ass??? | |
| yash | Sunday, 15th July 2007 11:58am - No.1445 |
| gosh man!!!! this site is awesome. tells u what all you can do with all the stuff that lies acroos your house. superb site. must try few things listed here. you may even win your science fair with these. | |
| saranya | Saturday, 11th August 2007 9:02am - No.1572 |
| ausum pictures which are rare to be seen.... good job :-) | |
| Minervino | Tuesday, 14th August 2007 2:24am - No.1586 |
| Cool the pictures, but, please, aswer me a doubt. How can have plasma in the air, without other point? In electrical circuits the plasma is created, but it need two points. What is the second point in this pictures? | |
| RMCybernetics | Tuesday, 14th August 2007 10:55am - No.1587 |
| There is just one point (electrode) that is at very high voltage. It is very high compared to the surrounding air and the earth its self. The voltage is high enough that is strips the electrons from the air molecules creating ions. If given more power, these arcs would eventually reach out and hit the ground. | |
| Minervino | Tuesday, 28th August 2007 1:43am - No.1667 |
| Thanks. I understand, the high voltage it's suficient to break the air rigid dielectric and create sparks around the electrode, but it's insuficient to reach the soil. Other question, is heat produced by these experiments? Arc electric (at power systems) produce a great quantity of heat, it's the same thing, or not? The power in the generator of these experiments in the pictures is limited in fews Watts? What's the diference between then? Minervino - Brazil. | |
| RMCybernetics | Tuesday, 28th August 2007 1:50pm - No.1670 |
| The heat produced by an arc is proportional to the current flowing through it. Most of these images use high voltage at low current to heat is not too large. Still enough to melt a small piece of wire for example. Something like an arc welder needs a lot of heat for melting the metal so a big transformer is used to step mains voltage down while stepping hte current up. They typically operate on a few volts at hundreds of amps. The Tesla coil used in many of these photos ran at about 250 watts. | |
| Mark | Thursday, 27th September 2007 11:44am - No.1766 |
| nice pictures! thx | |
| AdamUK | Thursday, 8th November 2007 9:48pm - No.2149 |
| The experiments are brilliant, and the images are fantastic. I have often wondered if the arcs from a tesla coil could be guided, using a laser beam... im told i would need to earth the laser itself and it would need to be quite a few watts to sufficently ionise the air in order to cause the energy to ride the beam... that would make some interesting photography. I have seen this done for welding processes, at very short distances. would be cool if you could try it. I have looked about and some call it the LIPC, or Laser Induced Plasma Channel | |
| RMCybernetics | Friday, 9th November 2007 2:43pm - No.2151 |
| Yes, this is quite possible, but only if you have lots of money to spend. Normally a pulsed UV laser is used, but is is expensive to produce such lasers with enough power to ionize air over any reasonable distance. The military and possibly private companies use LIPC systems for entrance denial to protect buildings or passages. A grid or bars of high voltage high temperature plasma columns can be activated to prevent the passage of people or vehicles. They can be set to stun or kill. I imagine it is very Sci-fi looking indeed. | |
| Hazem | Thursday, 6th March 2008 12:54am - No.2582 |
| most of them refer to tesla inventions | |
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